Gov. Little thanks Idahoans for election victory

4 Nov 2026

Released by Office of Governor Brad Little

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Idaho Governor Brad Little thanked voters after winning the November 3, 2026 election, securing a historic third term as the state’s 33rd governor. In a statement from Boise, Little pointed to rising wages and household incomes, job growth above the national average, record tax relief and strengthened rural healthcare over his eight years in office, and said there was more work to do.

Original release

Boise, Idaho - Governor Brad Little commented today on his decisive victory in Tuesday’s election, securing a historic third term as Idaho’s 33rd Governor.

“I am grateful and humbled by Idahoans’ continued confidence and support, and I am proud of what we have accomplished together over the past eight years.

“Idaho is stronger, more prosperous, and better positioned for the future than ever before. Our economy is growing, wages and household incomes are rising, and jobs are outpacing the national average.

“We have delivered record tax relief, returned billions to Idaho taxpayers, maintained one of the strongest fiscal positions in the country, strengthened rural healthcare, and made our communities safer.

“These results are no accident. They are the product of hard work, responsible leadership, and the Idaho values that have made our state so special.

“And we are not finished! We will keep moving in the right direction, stay true to our values, and keep delivering results. There is more work to do to protect our way of life, create opportunities for the next generation, and ensure our children and grandchildren can build their futures right here at home.

“Thank you, Idaho!” Governor Brad Little said.

Key details

Issued by
Office of Governor Brad Little
Published
4 Nov 2026
Publisher country
United States
Subject country/region
Idaho (United States)

Source: https://gov.idaho.gov/pressrelease/gov-little-thanks-idahoans-for-election-victory-2/

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